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The text reflected the interests of all members of the Committee.
Ms. Nicholas(Secretariat) said that the text reflected what had been said in the discussion.
The text reflected the consensus reached in June, and he hoped that it would be adopted by consensus.
Ms. Sabja(Bolivia), speakingon behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that the text reflected the concerns of all delegations.
Otherwise, the text reflected the policy objective behind article 24(3).
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His delegation regretted, however, that it must call for a vote,as it did not believe that the text reflected consensus on the best way to achieve the shared commitment to development.
The text reflected the aims of promoting and protecting human rights and implementing the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action.
Mr. Fonseca(Brazil), Vice-Chairperson, said that the text reflected the consensus reached during the informal consultations.
The text reflected a very delicate balance between the views of delegations, and it was essential that that balance be preserved.
In addition, my delegation would like to thank thecountries of the Caribbean Community for their efforts to ensure that the text reflected the concerns of countries that are not among their members.
She noted that the text reflected the annual resolutions on the subject, which had been adopted in the past by broad majorities.
Spain would have liked a higher threshold for protection of Covenantrights, but recognized that the text reflected a consensus and was a significant step towards the effective protection of these rights.
That text reflected the suggestions and decisions of the Working Group at its twenty-ninth session, as well as those of the Commission at its twenty-eighth session.
Introducing a draft resolution submitted by Poland under agenda item 158 and circulated informally,he expressed the belief that the text reflected the position of the majority of members of the Committee, and that it would be adopted by consensus.
The Chairman said that the text reflected the outcome of a lengthy discussion in the Working Group of the extent to which the draft convention should prescribe substantive rules.
At the same meeting, the representative of Chile, on behalf of Bolivia, Chile, Cuba and Venezuela introduced a draft resolution on the item(A/AC.109/2003/L.12),saying that the text reflected the main elements of the United Nations doctrine on the issue.
In our delegation ' s view, that text reflected quite adequately the interests of all delegations in the field of regional disarmament.
Mr. Bellenger(France), expressing regret that the issue of strategic planning had not been discussed even though it was on the agenda,said that it should be stated that the proposed additions to the text reflected the views of one particular delegation.
They hoped that the text reflected the concerns of all parties who were genuinely interested in giving voice to the concerns of the people of the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea and that it would be adopted with the broadest support.
However, many expressed some disappointment that stronger provisions had not been possible even thoughmost recognized that the text reflected the common position of the working group and would allow very broad adherence to the optional protocol.
She had stressed that the text reflected the collective efforts of delegations and still offered the best prospect for reaching an agreement and that it was necessary to move beyond political statements and reach common ground on the outstanding issues.
While it had taken twodecades to develop the draft submitted by the Commission, the text reflected the broad range of State practice in the area of the non-navigational uses of international watercourses and the experiences of various countries in formulating solutions to the problems affecting them.
He believed that the text reflected the focuses stemming from the Conference, but the decision on that matter belonged to member States, as reiterated by the General Assembly in resolution 58/269 of March 2004 on" Strengthening of the United Nations: An agenda for further change".
Mexico welcomed the final draft, noting that the text reflected a compromise. It would have preferred not to include article 4 in the protocol and stated that article 8, paragraph 4 should be interpreted in line with the provisions of the Covenant.
While the text reflected a number of OIC concerns, the Organization remained extremely concerned about the state of human rights in Rakhine State, particularly with regard to the lack of progress on improving the situation of the Rohingya Muslim minority, including the failure to restore citizenship rights, meet humanitarian and medical needs and address discriminatory legislation, especially the 1982 law on citizenship.
The Danish delegation believed that the text reflected a willingness to cooperate with the Special Rapporteur in the fulfilment of his mandate, which required the collaboration of Governments, and hoped that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.
No change- text reflects what is reported in the proposal.
The text reflects the various positions taken over the past two years.
I believe this text reflects the importance accorded by Member States to the need to enhance the role of the United Nations in these challenging times.